ednesday, February 15, 1967:

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“TERRACE | “Omineca”

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“HERALD, TERRACE, BS,

Gauthreau photo) .

2 The 2nd Kitsukalum
Guide Co. held an enrollment

in the E. T. Kenny achool on

Feb, 7.

oes Girls enrolled were Shelly

; i Zips, Joan Hislop, Audrey Sut-

a tis, Sherrie Hamer and Wanda
s Taft.

- Entertainment and refresh-

ments were provided by Sandy

q Clay and Trudy Hamer who are

iTillicom

THE ATRE

Feb. 16, 17, 1f

Thur. Fri, Sat.
| NAMU THE KILLER WHALE

Color
Robert Lansing
Lee Meriweather
Shorts: The Railrodder -
Mee Buster Kealon across Canada
a | Shorts: Magoos Lodge Brother
- yw
a Sat, Matinee - . Feb. 18
m NAMU THE KILLER WHALE
q Geronimo Serial .
~ wow
Mon. Tue. Wed. Feb. 20, 21, 22),
SEVEN WOMEN |
(Adult) Drama -in. Color.
Ann Bancroft, Sue Lyon. -:
_ Eddie Albert
_ Shorts: Puss Gets The Boot’
my Where ‘Winter is King
, an oA al
‘Thur. Fri, Sat. Feb. 23, 24, 2£
-HARUM SCARUM |
iy ’ See Elvis and His Harem
: Elvis Presley, Mary Ann Mobley

Sat, Matinee — : Feb, 25
* OREGON PASSAGE
* ‘Western

In Color and Cinemascope
John Erickson, Lola Albright
Shorts: Son of Geronimo Serial

'
4 Story of the Six Ton Whale in

MeL LUne,

Resident Partner:
ALAN M. McALPINE, CA.

» KEN WILMOT
e MORTGAGE

SHOWN RECEIVING her
Macintosh (left) of Terrace, Kathy received
from :Commissioner Mrs, Joan Sparks (right)
for her ‘All Round Cord” Kath

‘ GUIDES *% BROWNIES

“All Round Cord

*
working for their Hostess].
Badges. . .
On Monday evéning at Clear.
ence Michiel auditerium, Guide
Commissioner Mrs. Joan Sparks
presented ah “All Round Cord”

to“ Ist Skeena Co Girl
ae Mee lore. She was also given a gift

Guide Kathy Macintosh.

The Commissioner expressed
her pleastire at being able to
make ‘the award, and pointed
out that her work also brings
her in contact. with many
Guides who are busy on badge
earning projects,

Following the raising of the
flag by a color party comprised

-of Guides Laurle Hallock, Adele

Dallaire and Julie Hemmons,
the Guides Prayer was read by
Nancy Sparks.

for Guiding i is 14 year old Kathy
her award last Monday evening
in a special ceremony. To qualify
y hed to earn eight Girl Guide emblems. (Jerry

RANGERS

A word of welcome to guests
was spoken by Captain | Mrs. i.
Smith. .

Guide Kathy. Macintosh. also
recelved badges ‘for. hiking,
stalking, toymaking and wood-

“Tiki” necklace by the Com-
missioner.

After a round of games,
Guides made a presentation of |.

Pennies for “Thinking Day" to

Lt. Mrs. T. Kenna. The pennies
will be glued on a special
poster with the official Girl
Guide emblem of B.C. and this
poster is to be placed-on dis-
play in a Terrace shop window
for “Thinking Day,” February

crowd of spectators.

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' All residents of the Terrace area will be offered
free TB tests and chest xrays for tuberculosis and other

chest disease,

Mrs. Anne McColl, chairman |
of the Terrace Christmas Seal
Committee, (Kinettes), says
| Operation’ Doorstep, co-sponsor-
,ed. with , the , -Department. of
‘Health and the Division of TB’

Terrace in June. -

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Dr. D. E. Luck, Medical
Health Directar of the Skeena
Health Unit, says tuberculosis

continues’ to) ‘bea problem in|...

‘the. “Skeena | Avea. Dubing: the |,

“past “eleht’’ years 151 iew' cases |

‘of active TB have come to light
within the Health Unit. He -re-
Ponts inuch of this is unneces-

“| sary, If people were. ‘to’ ‘take

advantage of the free services

available, the problem could he

ellminated.

Dy. Luck goeg on to explain,

“the yearly average of 19 caseg
puts the Skeena Health’ Unit
in the position of being one of
the highest incident areas. in
the province. It is. ohvious there.

ate unknown sources of infec-|_

tion that need to be cleared up.

The two big mobile Christmas
Seal Units will spend: a two
week period in’ the -Terrace
area on their block by block
campaign during their resurvey
of ‘high incident areas, in the
province this year. .

PICTURED HERE are four of fiveplayers named | to an all-starr basketball: team
chosen Saturday night in the Terrace Community Centre following a two-day hoap-
tourney here.. Left to right are Sunriser J. Newton of Prince Rupert, who also
copped the high scorer award, tieing this position with Martin Adams (not shown) .
of Aiyansh, both scoring 45 points: Ed Wasayak, Prince Rupert Sunriser; Gary
Grent, Kitamaat Villiage,,and D. Slack -of Prince Rupert Sunrisers. Slack picked .
up the most valuable player award as well. -
approximately 80 hoopsters, They were encouraged hy. a large. < and enthusiastic ‘06 | Eby sh

The tournament’ featured play by.

"WINNING TEAM from’ Kitamaat Villag e walked away with the silverware last
weekend when they beat Prince Rupert S unrisers with a score of 60-53 in a senior
men’s basketball tourney in Terrace,

(Jerry Gauthreau photo)

CHRISTIAN “REFO RAED |
CHU

Sparks Street at Straume. ‘Ave. |
Rev. V.” Luchles.. Vi3-262T -.
10:00 a. 0:00 a-m.—Sunday: Bhool -

tL: 00 100 aan Morning: Worship .

5:00 p.m.—Afternoon ice

2:15 a.m-—"Back To- God

: , Hour”.on CRTE radio *
: a - ;
‘ UPLANDS © BAPTIST |
CHURCH a 7
jo Goothern: Baptist)
“$013 Halliwell Avene
' “SUNDAY *

9:45 am.—Sunday School .
11:00 am.—Morning Service
Wednesday, 8:00 p.m. —

Prayer meeting 3 and Bible
Study ;

10:30 - 12:00—Family Service,
Worship, Sermon,

- Classes

7:30 p.m —Evening. Service ;

Wednesday, 7:00 pm. —.

. Crusader Girls, ‘Cragader’ Boys

6:30 pm—Prayer ‘Meeting

: MENNONITE BRETHREN
: "CHURCH. Lo

*.Phone Vi3-5976
Pastor. Alvin Penner

10:00 a.m. —Sunday School

11:00 a.n—Worship Service

ot 30° Pm Evening Service

Ss
CATHOLIC CHURCH
- Lakelse Avenue |
SUNDAY MASSES:
. 830 am., 10:00 am.,°. -
11:15 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.

Phone V!3-2313 °~
ST. MATTHEWS CHURCH
Anglican Church of Canada

Ph. V13-5855 4726 Lazalle Ave.
10:15 a.m.—Matins and Parish

Communion: :
10:15 a.m.—Sunday School
7:30 p.m.—Evensong

Gam :
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH

Pastor R. G. Burton: VI3-2023
3306 Griffith Street
SATURDAY .

9:15 am.—Sabbath School

11:00 a.m.—Morning Service

BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH .
ular) -

(Reg
Kalum at Soucie Ph, Vi 3807 a
Pastor Lloyd Andersen B. Th. -

Sta'es Sie bei

ay :
7:30 p.in.—Young Peoples :
_ A:Co no Welcoms. Amaits is *

- CHT LUTHERAN ‘cess

Cor. Sparks:.S?. and Park. Ave.
- 9:45 am Sunday ‘School and.”

"11:00 a.m.— Worship: bere.

Pastor H. Madsen, B.A, :
4718 Loen Ave, bh vi visseea.

"Your: ‘friendly family: shuren”

: nanan,
EVANGELICAL. FRIES
CHURCH :

Cor. Park Ave. and Sp rics ‘st.
10:00 a.m.—Sunday
11:00 a.m.—Morning SWorehip
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service
Wednesday 7:30.pm. —.
Prayer and Bible Study
A Cordial Invitation. To All
Rev, H. J. Jost, Pastor: .
4565 Park Ave.’ Ph. 043-5315

PENTECOSTAL. TABERNACLE
10:00 a.m.—Sunday School

_11:00-a.m.—Morning Worship

7:00 p.m.—Evangelistic
‘BIBLE STUDY |
’ Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.

, _YOUNG PEOPLES =.
Thursday at 7:30 pm
Pastor Rev. D, Rathien.

Phones — Office: V13-2434
: Home: VI3-5336

|
‘KNOX UNITED CHURCH’

Cor. Larefle Ave, & Munroe St.

9:30 a.m.—Sutiday School
11:00 a.m.—Moraing Warship
Newcomers to the community
are invited to share in the
Ufe and work of the United
Church

You are invited {to drop this
-clipping in the mail with. —
your name and address: to -
. Knox United Church: Box
884, Terrace, B.C. ”

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RCMP S/Set. Ken Attree of
White Rock of the death of this
Mmotier, Mrs. Alf A. Attree on
February 3, Mrs, Attree passed
away after a short illness, She
is a former resident of Terrace

will be buried beside that of
her hushand
Cemetery in Vietoria, B.C. -

Dr. I D. Prootor, who has.
been giving’ veterinary : service
to Terrace for five years on’ a
monthly basis, will now he com-
‘ing to Terrace weekly, As soon’
as he finds permanent business
headquarters the will be coming
here to make his home.

7 ins TOWN

‘Word has been received by]:

and Pince Rupert. Her remains}

in Royal Oak|

Shirley Baranieski, second’
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Baranieski of Terrace, entered
Royal Columbian Hospital ‘to,
take nurses’ training on Feb-
fuary 6.

Day Proclaimed
For Book Drive
Terrace Municipal Council
has poclaimed Thursday, Feb.
16 a3 “Centennial Book Drive.
Day. n.

The — auxiliary organization,
“Friends of the Library,” is
asking all school children to
bring one book to school that
day..

THORNHILL NEWS :

LAURIE ENGLISH, CORRESPONDENT. :

: PHONE V13-5060

An amateur talent show will
be held in Thornhill School on
March 18, This show, which
‘will be the first of three held

“-|this year, is sponsored by the
.#} Recreation Commission and is
‘Bjopen to entries of groups or.

individuals who wish to: com-
pete for prizes, Winners of this

‘| show will go on to compete in-
W| the: firial’,show this year: for’ a

grand: prize trophy.
-The- show is open to bands,
choirs, dancers, singers musi-

: : cians or any group or Andivid-

wal wishing to put. ‘on a skit or

“All entries must be “mailed
to’ Mrs, B,.Glockner at R.R.
No. 2,° Terrace or-call 643-2440
for. further information, . Entry
forms should state the type of

i) routine: to" be ‘performed, the

| Grey 's -tokelse Servic

_Laksles: ‘Lake: ‘Reed

ys

‘Amateur Night For Thornhill

‘number .of. participants in the
group, the title of the selection,
and the length of time the act
requires. All entries must be
in before March: 11.

Had it not been for the con-
certed drive in heart research
over. the past few years, life
expectancy in Canada would.

‘mission ‘and instructed by Mr.

_| theoretical and -: practical

il pons. which ‘will ‘be.
‘obtaln’‘a. coffes art ‘and. ather.

‘community. activities. Coupons’
{may, be depositedIn the, re)’
-feeptacle “at Thornhill School or.

Partyline .

More than two -dozen' young-| -
sters attended the’ first lecture
on horsemanship held Sunday
in the. Thornhill School. The
classes, which. ,are sponsored by
the “Thornhill Recreation Com-
E. Pody, will':include both
in-
struction. ‘Youngsters’ wishing | :
to take part~ in’ ‘the. classes
should contact Mrs. W. Webb
at 843-5401 for further inform-
ation. ;

. The Recreation " Comistseion |
ig. ‘now: “collecting : -Nabob . cou-
used to

kitchen. equipment: ‘needed for.

call VI3-5080 or, VI8-8578. |

et:8 pin. ‘and: all'-procéeds go

| ‘towards recreation in the ‘com: a

munity.

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not be as high as it is today.

“Third Skeena Guide Company
held its first enrollment cere-
mony’ ‘last week - for. seven
‘Guides, Linda Ganley, ‘Shelly
MeNaughton, Doreen Penner,
‘Linda. Demoe, Melaine Fillion
‘and: -Monica Bonick. who have
Passed their Tendertoot tests.

Commissioner Sparks and

several parents were presenti]. =

fir, the ceremony.

’ Barbara Phiel wag presented
‘with’ her.Hostess badge. Gail

“Benoit and: Shirley Attrill, whol|f. ° -

Were . “being: tested - for their
‘Hostess \badge, ‘prépared “and
served the, sefrestiments,

tnittee of the : Thornhill -Rural
‘Ratepayers’ - ‘Association | are

holding 'a:’ Rummage’ Sale" in|]:
‘| Mareh,\ ag, fund ‘raising: pro-
ay [feet A: variety of rummage. is

required and ‘contributions may.
‘ba Jett: at ‘the Menzies realdence
"Lakelse Lake"Road of call

. “LaCarte: at? BAS B78: or

‘Ways. and, Means ‘Com: Pa!

Magistrate’s Court
"The following: convictions

“were maade ‘in «"Berrace’ “Magis, |,
tate’s Court hefore’ Magistrate |

C, J, Norington:

Four convictiéns for liquor
offences; 12 for speeding and
minor traffic infractions; one
for causing a disturbance and
two on sundry charges,

Magistrate F. H. Adames pre-
sided over the following:

Tony Zeigler fined $100 for’

using motive-fuel without a per-
mit; two convictions for’ speed-
ing; one liquor charge; one
trucking offence and one
charge for infraction of a Mn-
nicipal by-law.

ART’S
CHEVRON SERVICE

CONFECTIONERY
| & GROCERY

Thormhill

NEW HOURS

6 AM. to 10 P.M.
Seven Pays a Week.
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Phone Terrace VI 53-2728

nmuouncennent

- Effective January 1, 1967

Mariage & Storage
". Will ProvideA
Scheduled | Freight Service

between os
Terrace and Kitimat...
Tuesdays: ‘and Thursdays...
WEEKLY os

Connecting Cerrlers: To All Points
_ Local Moving — Long Distance Moving
Heated bie Facilities

@ Phone Kitimat 2: 2219,

Moved!=
: 1606 Greig Ave.

“Across from Co-op Shopping | Centre.

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